A Live Interactive Stand Up and Video Show. Bring a Prop or idea for the guys to base their next Cupcake Riot video on http://www.youtube.com/cupcakeriotcomedy. Every show we will reveal a new video based on suggestions made by the LIVE audience only. See the latest video before we launch it on the channel.

Andy Dugan is a self deprecating, short, dad with a lot of energy and bitter anecdotes. His quick wit and out going personality will keep you laughing and cheering him on. He also is a producer of sell out Comedy Shows around town and short films with his production team Moving Trains Productions.WEBSITE |
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Talia performs regularly in the LA area as well as NY, Philadelphia and any other city that will take her! She has lived in California for 7 years, but still holds on to her Boston phone number as a true sign of commitment.BOOK

Joe Dosch is a young, baby faced, gay comic from South Dakota, the 49th worst state in America. He started his stand up career in Montana at terrible open mics and rowdy saloons. He now lives in LA and is one of the most hilarious and unique new faces in the scene.BOOK

Originally from South Carolina, this country boy with a great name began his comedy career telling jokes to the chickens in his family's barn. Since living in Los Angeles, he has performed comedy in 23 states and 3 countries. He has been in over 40 national commercials, and various tv shows. He also appears regularly is sketches on the Jimmy Kimmel show. Known for his hilarious facial expressions and animated impressions, Jackson McQueen is energetic, engaging, and definitely entertaining. Follow him on twitter @jacksonmcqueenWEBSITE | |
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Originally from Houston, Texas, Teddy has been performing stand-up in Los Angeles the past few years now. He hosts every Thursday and Friday at the Spotlight and Comedy Club and his first live album, Fucking Solutions, is available on iTunes.BOOK

Originally from Indianapolis, at the age of 19, Drew Lynch moved to Los Angeles with aspirations of becoming an actor, then an unexpected softball accident just a year into his acting career left him with a severe stutter and crushed his hopes of ever performing again. But his continued drive to become an entertainer forced him in a different direction, he started reflecting through stand-up comedy on the "softball that humbly changed his life." Drew's ability to deal with his stutter and making it relatable to real-life situations ultimately landed him the title of first runner-up on "Season 10 of America's Got Talent." Inspired by comedians Bo Burnham, Louis C.K, he now headlines Comedy Clubs across the country. In addition, Drew has appeared on the "Dr. Oz Show," and as a celebrity guest on the game show "Idiot Test." Twitter @theDrewLynch | www.DrewLynch.comWEBSITE | |
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